In-Home Dog Boarding in Highland Park, IL

9 vetted sitters offer dog boarding in and around Highland Park (1 in Highland Park itself) · from $30 per night · median $42. In-home dog boarding, not a kennel: your dog stays overnight in a vetted sitter's home with the routine, walks and attention of a family pet. Sitters list how many guest dogs they take, whether they are home full-time, which sizes they accept and how often potty breaks happen.

Care details across these sitters: 7 of the 9 are home full-time; 1 can give oral medication, 2 accept giant breeds, 4 also take cats, 1 handle multi-pet households.

Dog Boarding sitters near Highland Park

Also serving nearby

How dog boarding works in Highland Park

Choose a boarder near you, check their home details and reviews, and send a request with your drop-off and pick-up dates. Most sitters offer a meet-and-greet first. You pay securely in the app and get daily updates during the stay.

Frequently asked questions

How much does dog boarding cost in Highland Park, IL?

SitterNation sitters offering dog boarding in and around Highland Park list rates from $30 per night; the median is $42 and most charge between $30 and $50 per night (as of 2026-10-22, 9 sitters). Owners pay an 11% service fee capped at $50 per booking; sitters keep 100% of their rate.

How many dog boarding sitters are there near Highland Park?

9 SitterNation sitters offer dog boarding within about 15 miles of Highland Park, 1 of them in Highland Park itself.

Are SitterNation sitters in Highland Park, IL vetted?

Yes. Every sitter completes identity verification, a safety course with a quiz, and a profile review by the SitterNation team before they can accept bookings. Reviews on sitter pages come from pet owners after completed bookings.

Which Highland Park dog boarding sitters can give medication?

1 of the 9 sitters can give oral medication. Look for the "Gives medication" badge on the sitter cards above.

Which sitters near Highland Park are home all day?

7 of the 9 sitters are home full-time, so your pet is not left alone during the day.

Do any Highland Park sitters take giant breeds?

2 of the 9 sitters accept giant dogs (Great Danes, Mastiffs, Newfoundlands and similar).

What vaccinations do Highland Park boarders require?

Each sitter sets their own requirements; most ask for current rabies and DHPP, and many ask for Bordetella. You can upload vaccination records to your pet's profile so the sitter sees them before the meet-and-greet. See our guide on what shots dogs need for boarding.